Jim Corbett
Established in the year 1936, Jim Corbett is the first national park of India. Located in the foothills of Garhwal, this park is famous for tiger tourism. In addition to the royal cats, various other wild animals like Asian Elephants, Deer, Leopards and Wild Boar, can also be seen frisking in the park.
Best Time: Mid November to Mid June
Bandhavgarh
Declared as a national park in 1968, Bandhavgarh is among the best places for sighting tigers, the Royal Bengal Tigers. Stretched across the Vindhya hills, Madhya Pradesh, the park is divided into three zones, namely - Tala, Magdi and Bamera. The Tala is the best zone to spot tigers.
Best Time: Mid October to June Last
Kanha
The inspiration of Rudyard Kipling’s best ever classic – The Jungle Book, Kanha National Park is more famous as the Mogli Land. Kanha is another wonderful national park situated in the vicinity of Madhya Pradesh, and is among the best destinations to spot exotic wildlife in India.
Best Time: Mid October to June Last
Kaziranga
Located in Assam, Kaziranga National Park is one of the most celebrated World Heritage Sites of UNESCO. Though the park provides a habitat to various wild species like Bears, Panthers and Elephants, it is highly popular for housing the largest populace of One Horned Rhinoceros.
Best Time: November to April
Ranthambore
The Ranthambore National Park is a jewel in the royal land of Rajasthan. It is one of the largest national parks of India, and is famous as an abode of the big cats. The fascinating fauna dwelling in this hot desert works as a strong crowd puller for wildlife photographers.
Best Time: October to June Last
Every park is unique in itself, and lets you explore the wilderness concealed deep in the dense woods. The wildlife in India is all set to knock your socks off!
